justbecauseiluvthis

justbecauseiluvthis t1_jdi8ct6 wrote

I know that with Republicans in the White House and now controlling Virginia we've had a pushback on every single political issue we've ever had to fight for. I love how you argue against an imaginary candidate. Why don't you try thinking of better solutions for the world?

I think a Latinx or Muslim woman would certainly be capable of the job, thinking about strictly the numbers involved. It would take less than you probably think. The tide will rise eventually.

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justbecauseiluvthis t1_jad9htb wrote

Anyone in the Richmond region who believes they may have been the victim of illegal practices by a towing company based in Richmond can email towinginvestigation@rva.gov with details.

Police said some of those illegal practices could be:

Towing from unauthorized areas

Having been charged in excess of the maximum $135 for the initial tow

Having been charged in excess of the drop fee of $40 when the vehicle has been hooked but not yet towed away

Storage fees that accrued due to an illegal tow
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justbecauseiluvthis t1_ja8wsy6 wrote

I've always felt it was less about the shop and more about the artist. I would always recommend researching the artist thoroughly. I've seen good and bad come out of almost every shop, and sometimes it's just that the artist didn't quite fit with the piece's vision.

Then some people just hop on the Friday 13th tat train and ride it for fun. Guess it's about what you're after and the time, work and cost to get it. Some people have VERY long wait times.

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justbecauseiluvthis t1_j9zg7hv wrote

I agree, just try getting through to any of them. If they hire through Richmond City, it may say hiring, but there literally is no human resources department. They may have left one or two people if I recall.

The real problem is money and job stress. Obviously anyone who wanted that job figured out how bad it sucked and wasn't worth it, otherwise it would be in demand. I would totally consider doing it if it wasn't so tied to police, and it paid well. It's a great way to serve the community, but the community has to take care of its people. Living wages keep people where they are qualified to be, in jobs they are good at and may minimally enjoy or find fulfillment in.

The best thing to petition for, if you get an audience, is higher wages, and not by a little bit.

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justbecauseiluvthis t1_j9z8mkd wrote

Ummm... I cited my source, and it's consistent. We don't just cap existence at 10 year chunks, there are murders from 20,30+ years ago. You were right I was sleepy on the math, still adds up over time. Well if we presume murderers are coming in from outside the city (that's 'stupid,' most murders are committed by people the victim knew,) so if there are other cities in the US, it's safe to presume if all these people are also moving after they murder, an equal number are leaving their city and coming here after their murder.

I'm sorry, but yes, the city has countless unsolved murders, feel free to fact check how many unsolved murders have been in RVA over the past 50 years.

You keep saying 'assume,' and 'stupid,' yet you have not cited a single thing, it's all your uncomfortable cognitive dissonance over the city having murderers in it. Just don't piss people off is my advice.

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justbecauseiluvthis t1_j9z1dvr wrote

well, let's say 50 a year go unsolved. Times that by 10 years, that's 50 murders unsolved. Math is easy on this one. Chances are, if you live in the city, someone you pass on your daily has killed someone.

Shootings are 3-4 times the amount that actually die, so in the people you pass everyday, there are 3-4 times the amount of people that have shot someone.

EDIT: Bad math, I was thining of the more than 100 murders we have per year, times 10. Thank you for the correction.

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justbecauseiluvthis t1_j9udlkb wrote

The problem is you have to get a couple of hundred of your closest friends to go every night to keep a place open. We all see how hard it is to keep a business open in the city. Businesses go where there is a vacuum, but needs a consistent audience.

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justbecauseiluvthis t1_j9ucroq wrote

i'm not trying to be mean about it, it's been tried, and those are some of the real big reasons why. People from the country don't want to try to come into the city on a weekend night enough to keep a place open. It has been tried and failed quite a few times.

Plus they all swore never to come into Richmond again when we tore the monuments down, I would think they were sticking to that.

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justbecauseiluvthis t1_j9beq8f wrote

You've gotten most of your answer, but usually you can request through the prosecutor that you be notified of any change of status. In case you're worried about any kind of a repeat.

Playing Tetris is a great way to undo your mind if you get 'stuck in it' at any point. I'm so glad you're safe and OK.

Edit: Tetris citation https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0004153

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